Supplement resetting module, gate driver circuit and display device

ABSTRACT

A supplement resetting module for a gate driver circuit, including a pull-up control unit, a pull-down control unit, a clock signal input end, a predetermined level input end, a first control signal input end, a second control signal input end and a signal output end. A control end of the pull-up control unit is connected to the clock signal input end, an output end of the pull-up control unit is connected to the signal output end, a first control end of the pull-down control unit is connected to the first control signal input end, a second control end of the pull-down control unit is connected to the second control signal input end, an input end of the pull-down control unit is connected to the predetermined level input end, and an output end of the pull-down control unit is connected to the signal output end.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

The present application claims a priority of the Chinese patentapplication No. 201510752513.2 filed on Nov. 6, 2015, which isincorporated herein by reference in its entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of display device, inparticular to a supplement resetting module, a gate driver circuitincluding the supplement resetting module, and a display deviceincluding the gate driver circuit.

BACKGROUND

Usually, a gate driver circuit of a display device includes a pluralityof shift register units connected in a cascaded manner, and the shiftregister unit at each level includes an pull-up node and an output end.In order to output a signal normally, it is necessary to reset thepull-up node and the output end after a scanning signal is outputted bya current-level shift register unit. In order to enhance a drivingcapability of the gate driver circuit and reduce a falling time, usuallythe pull-up node and the output end of each shift register unit arereset separately.

For the gate driver circuit, a resetting signal is applied by anext-level shift register unit to the current-level shift register unit,and the pull-up nodes and the output ends of the shift register units atthe next levels are reset through a supplement resetting module. For theshift register units at the two adjacent levels, an output resetting endof a second-level shift register unit is usually connected to a pull-upnode resetting end of a first-level shift register unit. In the casethat the second-level shift register unit outputs a signal, a gateelectrode (i.e., the output resetting end) of a pull-down transistor maybe coupled to a high level due to the existence of a parasiticcapacitance. Because the output resetting end of the second-level shiftregister unit is connected to the pull-up node resetting end of thefirst-level shift register unit, a potential at the pull-up noderesetting end of the first-level shift register unit may be pulled upcorrespondingly. As a result, a leakage current may occur for thepull-up node of the first-level shift register unit.

Hence, in the case of resetting the current-level shift register unit,there is an urgent need to prevent the occurrence of leakage current forthe pull-up node of the previous-level shift register unit.

SUMMARY (1) Technical Problem to be Solved

An object of the present disclosure is to provide a supplement resettingmodule, a gate driver circuit including the supplement resetting module,and a display device including the gate driver circuit, so as to resetat least one of the shift register units at the last N levels throughthe supplement resetting module, thereby to prevent the occurrence ofthe leakage current for a pull-up node of the previous-level shiftregister unit corresponding to the shift register unit having thesupplement resetting module.

(2) Technical Solution

In one aspect, the present disclosure provides in some embodiments asupplement resetting module for a gate driver circuit, including apull-up control unit, a pull-down control unit, a clock signal inputend, a predetermined level input end, a first control signal input end,a second control signal input end and a signal output end. A control endof the pull-up control unit is connected to the clock signal input end,an output end of the pull-up control unit is connected to the signaloutput end, and in the case of an effective signal is applied to theclock signal input end, the pull-up control unit is configured to enablethe clock signal input end to be electrically connected to the signaloutput end. A first control end of the pull-down control unit isconnected to the first control signal input end, a second control end ofthe pull-down control unit is connected to the second control signalinput end, an input end of the pull-down control unit is connected tothe predetermined level input end, an output end of the pull-downcontrol unit is connected to the signal output end, and in the case thatan effective signal is applied to any of the first control signal inputend and the second control signal input end, the pull-down control unitis configured to enable the predetermined level input end to beelectrically connected to the signal output end.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, the pull-up controlunit includes a pull-up control transistor, a gate electrode and a firstelectrode of which are connected to the clock signal input end to formthe control end of the pull-up control unit, and a second electrode ofwhich forms the output end of the pull-up control unit.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, the pull-downcontrol unit includes: a first pull-down control transistor, a gateelectrode of which is connected to the first control signal input end, afirst electrode of which is connected to the signal output end, and asecond electrode of which is connected to the predetermined level inputend; and a second pull-down control transistor, a gate electrode ofwhich is connected to the second control signal input end, a firstelectrode of which is connected to the signal output end, and a secondelectrode of which is connected to the predetermined level input end.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, in the case that thepull-up control unit includes the pull-up control transistor, awidth-to-length ratio of the pull-up control transistor is smaller thana width-to-length ratio of the first pull-down control transistor and awidth-to-length ratio of the second pull-down control transistor.

In another aspect, the present disclosure provides in some embodiments agate driver circuit including multiple levels of shift register unitsand 2N clock signal lines. The shift register unit at each levelincludes an output resetting end and a pull-up node resetting end. Themultiple levels of shift register units include display shift registerunits and resetting shift register units, and at least the shiftregister units at the latter N levels are the resetting shift registerunits, where N is a natural number greater than 0. Among at least themultiple levels of shift register units including the display shiftregister units and a first-level resetting shift register unit of theresetting shift register units at the latter N levels, an outputresetting end of a current-level shift register unit is connected to apull-up node resetting end of a previous-level shift register unit. Thegate driver circuit further includes a first supplement resettingmodule, and at least the first-level resetting shift register unit ofthe resetting shift register units at the latter N levels corresponds tothe first supplement resetting module. The first supplement resettingmodule includes a first pull-up control unit, a first pull-down controlunit, a first clock signal input end, a predetermined level input end, afirst control signal input end, a second control signal input end and afirst signal output end. A control end of the first pull-up control unitis connected to the first clock signal input end, an output end of thefirst pull-up control unit is connected to the first signal output end,and in the case of an effective signal is applied to the first clocksignal input end, the first pull-up control unit is configured to enablethe first clock signal input end to be electrically connected to thefirst signal output end. A first control end of the first pull-downcontrol unit is connected to the first control signal input end, asecond control end of the first pull-down control unit is connected tothe second control signal input end, an input end of the first pull-downcontrol unit is connected to the predetermined level input end, anoutput end of the first pull-down control unit is connected to the firstsignal output end, and in the case that an effective signal is appliedto any of the first control signal input end and the second controlsignal input end, the first pull-down control unit is configured toenable the predetermined level input end to be electrically connected tothe first signal output end. The first control signal input end of thefirst supplement resetting module is connected to an input end of theresetting shift register unit corresponding to the first supplementresetting module, the second control signal input end of the firstsupplement resetting module is connected to an output end of theresetting shift register unit corresponding to the first supplementresetting module, and the first signal output end of the firstsupplement resetting module is connected to an output resetting end ofthe resetting shift register unit corresponding to the first supplementresetting module. In the case that an effective signal is outputted fromthe resetting shift register unit corresponding to the first supplementresetting module, a clock signal from the first clock signal input endof the first supplement resetting module is an ineffective signal.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, each of theresetting shift register units at the latter N levels corresponds to onefirst supplement resetting module.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, among the resettingshift register units at the latter N levels, apart from a first-levelresetting shift register unit, the signal output end of each firstsupplement resetting module corresponding to a current-level resettingshift register unit is further connected to the pull-up node resettingend of the resetting shift register unit.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, the gate drivercircuit further includes a second supplement resetting module, and alast-level resetting shift register unit corresponds to the secondsupplement resetting module. The second supplement resetting moduleincludes a second clock signal input end, a second pull-up controltransistor, a third pull-down control transistor, a third control signalinput end and a second signal output end. The second signal output endis connected to a pull-up node resetting node of the corresponding shiftregister unit. A gate electrode and a first electrode of the secondpull-up control transistor are connected to the second clock signalinput end, and a second electrode of the second pull-up controltransistor is connected to the second signal output end. A gateelectrode of the third pull-down control transistor is connected to thethird control signal input end, and in the case that the resetting shiftregister unit corresponding to the second supplement resetting modulestarts to output an effective signal, the third control signal input endis configured to receive the effective signal. A first electrode of thethird pull-down control transistor is connected to the second signaloutput end, and a second electrode of the third pull-down controltransistor is connected to the predetermined level input end. For thefirst supplement resetting module and the second supplement resettingmodule corresponding to an identical resetting shift register unit, aclock signal from the second clock signal input end is staggered by apredetermined time period from a clock signal from the first clocksignal input end, and the predetermined time period is smaller than apulse width of an output signal from the shift register unit.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, the signal outputend of the first supplement resetting module is further connected to apull-up node resetting end of a previous-level shift register unit ofthe resetting shift register unit corresponding to the first supplementresetting module.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, the gate drivercircuit further includes a third supplement resetting module, astructure of which is essentially identical to that of the firstsupplement resetting module. A clock signal from a first clock signalinput end of the third supplement resetting module is staggered by apredetermined time period from a clock signal from a first clock signalinput end of the first supplement resetting module, and thepredetermined time period is smaller than a pulse width of an outputsignal from the shift register unit. In the case that the resettingshift register unit corresponding to the third supplement resettingmodule starts to output an effective signal, a first control signalinput end of the third supplement resetting module is configured toreceive the effective signal, and a second control signal input end ofthe third supplement resetting module is configured to receive a clocksignal, a time sequence of which is complement to a time sequence of theclock signal from the first clock signal input end of the thirdsupplement resetting module.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, the first pull-upcontrol unit includes a first pull-up control transistor, a gateelectrode and a first electrode of which are connected to the clocksignal input end to form the control end of the first pull-up controlunit, and a second electrode of which forms the output end of the firstpull-up control unit.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, the first pull-downcontrol unit includes: a first pull-down control transistor, a gateelectrode of which is connected to the first control signal input end, afirst electrode of which is connected to the signal output end, and asecond electrode of which is connected to the predetermined level inputend; and a second pull-down control transistor, a gate electrode ofwhich is connected to the second control signal input end, a firstelectrode of which is connected to the signal output end, and a secondelectrode of which is connected to the predetermined level input end.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, in the case that thefirst pull-up control unit includes the first pull-up controltransistor, a width-to-length ratio of the first pull-up controltransistor is smaller than a width-to-length ratio of the firstpull-down control transistor and a width-to-length ratio of the secondpull-down control transistor.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, the shift registerunit includes an output transistor, a first electrode of which isconfigured to receive a clock signal, and a second electrode of which isconnected to an output end of the shift register unit, and a timesequence of the clock signal inputted to the first electrode of theoutput transistor corresponding to the shift register unit including thefirst supplement resetting module is supplement to a time sequence ofthe clock signal inputted to the first supplement resetting module.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, N is 3.

In yet another aspect, the present disclosure provides in someembodiments a display device including the above-mentioned gate drivercircuit.

(3) Beneficial Effect

According to the embodiments of the present disclosure, in the case thatthe current-level shift register unit outputs the signal, theineffective signal is outputted by the supplement resetting module tothe output resetting end of the current-level shift register unit, so asto completely turn off the pull-down control transistor, thereby toprevent the occurrence of a leakage current for a pull-up node of theprevious-level shift register unit and output the signal normally.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

In order to illustrate the technical solutions of the present disclosureor the related art in a clearer manner, the drawings desired for thepresent disclosure or the related art will be described hereinafterbriefly. Obviously, the following drawings merely relate to someembodiments of the present disclosure, and based on these drawings, aperson skilled in the art may obtain the other drawings without anycreative effort.

FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing a supplement resetting moduleaccording to one embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing a connection mode for the supplementresetting module and a shift register unit according to one embodimentof the present disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing a second supplement resetting moduleaccording to one embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a schematic view showing a gate driver circuit according toone embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a sequence diagram of signals for the gate driver circuit inFIG. 4;

FIG. 6 is another schematic view showing the gate driver circuitaccording to one embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 7 is yet another schematic view showing the gate driver circuitaccording to one embodiment of the present disclosure; and

FIG. 8 is still yet another schematic view showing the gate drivercircuit according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.

REFERENCE SIGN LIST

-   -   100 pull-up control unit    -   200 pull-down control unit    -   300 clock signal input end    -   400 first control signal input end    -   500 second control signal input end    -   600 signal output end    -   700 second clock signal input end    -   800 third control signal input end    -   900 second signal output end

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

In order to make the objects, the technical solutions and the advantagesof the present disclosure more apparent, the present disclosure will bedescribed hereinafter in a clear and complete manner in conjunction withthe drawings and embodiments. Obviously, the following embodimentsmerely relate to a part of, rather than all of, the embodiments of thepresent disclosure, and based on these embodiments, a person skilled inthe art may, without any creative effort, obtain the other embodiments,which also fall within the scope of the present disclosure.

Unless otherwise defined, any technical or scientific term used hereinshall have the common meaning understood by a person of ordinary skills.Such words as “first” and “second” used in the specification and claimsare merely used to differentiate different components rather than torepresent any order, number or importance. Similarly, such words as“one” or “one of” are merely used to represent the existence of at leastone member, rather than to limit the number thereof. Such words as“connect” or “connected to” may include electrical connection, direct orindirect, rather than to be limited to physical or mechanicalconnection. Such words as “on”, “under”, “left” and “right” are merelyused to represent relative position relationship, and when an absoluteposition of the object is changed, the relative position relationshipwill be changed too.

It should be appreciated that, in the embodiments of the presentdisclosure, the so-called “effective signal” refers to a signal which iscapable of turning on a TFT in the case of being applied to a gateelectrode of the TFT, and the so-called “ineffective signal” refers to asignal which is incapable of turning on the TFT in the case of beingapplied to the gate electrode of the TFT. Types and values of theeffective signal and the ineffective signal may depend on a type of theTFT that receives the effective signal and the ineffective signal. Forexample, in the case that the TFT is a P-type transistor, the effectivesignal is a low level signal, and the ineffective signal is a high levelsignal. In addition, in the case that the TFT is an N-type transistor,the ineffective signal is a low level signal, and the effective signalis a high level signal.

The present disclosure provides in some embodiments a supplementresetting module for a gate driver circuit. As shown in FIG. 1, thesupplement resetting module includes a pull-up control unit 100, apull-down control unit 200, a clock signal input end 300, apredetermined level input end Vss, a first control signal input end 400,a second control signal input end 500 and a signal output end 600.

A control end of the pull-up control unit 100 is connected to the clocksignal input end 300, an output end of the pull-up control unit 100 isconnected to the signal output end 600, and in the case of an effectivesignal is applied to the clock signal input end 300, the pull-up controlunit 100 is configured to enable the clock signal input end 300 to beelectrically connected to the signal output end 600.

A first control end of the pull-down control unit 200 is connected tothe first control signal input end 400, a second control end of thepull-down control unit 200 is connected to the second control signalinput end 500, an input end of the pull-down control unit 200 isconnected to the predetermined level input end Vss, an output end of thepull-down control unit 200 is connected to the signal output end 600,and in the case that an effective signal is applied to any of the firstcontrol signal input end 400 and the second control signal input end500, the pull-down control unit 200 is configured to enable thepredetermined level input end Vss to be electrically connected to thesignal output end 600.

As shown in FIG. 2, the supplement resetting module is configured toreset a corresponding shift register unit. Hence, the signal output end600 of the supplement resetting module may be connected to an outputresetting end R_(out) of the corresponding shift register unit (in FIG.2, the signal output end 600 may be further connected to a pull-up noderesetting end of a previous-level shift register unit (not shown)). Theshift register unit includes an output pull-down transistor T1, a gateelectrode of which is connected to the output resetting end R_(out), afirst electrode of which is connected to an output end OUT of the shiftregister unit, and a second electrode of which is connected to thepredetermined level input end. The first control signal input end 400and the second control signal input end 500 of the supplement resettingmodule are connected to an input end IN and the output end OUT of thecorresponding shift register unit respectively.

It should be appreciated that, in the case that a high level signal isoutputted by the shift register unit corresponding to the supplementresetting module, the clock signal from the clock signal input end 300of the supplement resetting module is at a low level. In FIG. 2, asignal outputted by the shift register unit at an output stage is aclock signal applied to a clock signal line CLK. Hence, a time sequenceof a clock signal applied to a clock signal line CLKB connected to theclock signal input end 300 of the supplement resetting module iscomplementary to a time sequence of the clock signal applied to theclock signal line CLK.

In the case that the effective signal is inputted to the shift registerunit corresponding to the supplement resetting module, it is necessaryto charge a storage capacitor and a pull-up node of the shift registerunit. The first control signal input end 400 is also configured toreceive the effective signal, so as to electrically connect the signaloutput end 600 of the supplement resetting module to the predeterminedlevel input end Vss, thereby to enable the predetermined level input endVss to output the ineffective signal. At this time, the ineffectivesignal is outputted by the supplement resetting module to a pull-up noderesetting end R_(PU) and the output resetting end R_(out) of thecorresponding shift register unit. The output pull-down transistor T1and a pull-up node resetting transistor corresponding to the pull-upnode resetting end R_(PU) and the output resetting end R_(out) are bothin an off state, so that the pull-up node and the output end OUT of theshift register unit are not electrically connected to the predeterminedlevel input end.

In the case that the effective signal is outputted by the output end OUTof the corresponding shift register unit, the second control signalinput end 500 is configured to receive the effective signal, so as toelectrically connect the signal output end 600 of the supplementresetting module to the predetermined level input end Vss. At this time,the ineffective signal is outputted by the supplement resetting moduleto the pull-up node resetting end R_(PU) and the output resetting endR_(out) of the corresponding shift register unit.

As shown in FIG. 4, in the case that the shift register units areconnected to each other in a cascaded manner, an output resetting endR_(out) of a current-level shift register unit is connected to a pull-upnode resetting end R_(PU) of a previous-level shift register unit.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, in the case that a signalis outputted by the current-level shift register unit, the ineffectivesignal is outputted by the supplement resetting module to the outputresetting end R_(out) of the current-level shift register unit, so as tocompletely turn off the pull-down control transistor T1, thereby toprevent the occurrence of a leakage current for the pull-up node of theprevious-level shift register unit and output the signal normally.

In the case that the signal outputted by the corresponding shiftregister unit is switched from the effective signal to the ineffectivesignal, the effective signal is applied to the clock signal input end300 of the supplement resetting module. After the clock signal input end300 of the supplement resetting module has received the effectivesignal, the effective signal may be outputted by the supplementresetting module to the output resetting end and the pull-up noderesetting end of the corresponding shift register unit, so as to resetthe pull-up node and the output end of the corresponding shift registerunit separately.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, as shown in FIG. 1,the pull-up control unit 100 may include a pull-up control transistorTu, a gate electrode and a first electrode of which are connected to theclock signal input end 300 to form the control end of the pull-upcontrol unit 100, and a second electrode of which forms the output endof the pull-up control unit 100. In other words, the second electrode ofthe pull-up control transistor Tu is connected to the signal output end600.

In the case that the clock signal input end 300 has received theeffective signal, the pull-up control transistor Tu may be turned on, soas to output the effective signal from the clock signal input end 300 tothe signal output end.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, as shown in FIG. 1,the pull-down control unit 200 includes: a first pull-down controltransistor Td₁, a gate electrode of which is connected to the firstcontrol signal input end 400, a first electrode of which is connected tothe signal output end 600, and a second electrode of which is connectedto the predetermined level input end Vss; and a second pull-down controltransistor Td₂, a gate electrode of which is connected to the secondcontrol signal input end 500, a first electrode of which is connected tothe signal output end 600, and a second electrode of which is connectedto the predetermined level input end Vss.

In the case that the gate electrode of the first pull-down controltransistor Td₁ has received the effective signal, the first pull-downcontrol transistor Td₁ may be turned on, so as to electrically connectthe signal output end 600 to the predetermined level input end Vss,thereby to enable a potential at the signal output end 600 to beidentical to the signal from the predetermined level input end Vss.

In the case that the gate electrode of the second pull-down controltransistor Td₂ has received the effective signal, the second pull-downcontrol transistor Td₂ may be turned on, so as to electrically connectthe signal output end 600 to the predetermined level input end Vss,thereby to enable the potential at the signal output end 600 to beidentical to the signal from the predetermined level input end Vss.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, in the case that thepull-up control unit 100 includes the pull-up control transistor Tu, awidth-to-length ratio of the pull-up control transistor Tu is smallerthan a width-to-length ratio of the first pull-down control transistorTd₁ and a width-to-length ratio of the second pull-down controltransistor Td₂. In this way, in the case that the pull-down control unit200 has received the effective signal, it is able to ensure that thesupplement resetting module can output the signal approximate to orequal to a predetermined level signal no matter whether the pull-upcontrol transistor Tu is turned on or not.

For example, the width-to-length ratio of the pull-up control transistorTu may be 100u/5u, and the width-to-length ratios of the first pull-downcontrol transistor Td₁ and the second pull-down control transistor Td₂may be each 800u/5u.

The present disclosure further provides in some embodiments a gatedriver circuit including the supplement resetting module. As shown inFIG. 4, in another aspect, the present disclosure provides in someembodiments a gate driver circuit including multiple levels of shiftregister units and 2N clock signal lines. The shift register unit ateach level includes an output resetting end R_(out) and a pull-up noderesetting end R_(PU). Depending on different functions of the outputsignals, the multiple levels of shift register units include displayshift register units and resetting shift register units, and at leastthe shift register units at the latter N levels are the resetting shiftregister units, where N is a natural number greater than 0. Among atleast the multiple levels of shift register units including the displayshift register units and a first-level resetting shift register unit ofthe resetting shift register units at the latter N levels, an outputresetting end of a current-level shift register unit is connected to apull-up node resetting end of a previous-level shift register unit. Thegate driver circuit further includes a first supplement resetting moduleRst_3T, which is just the above-mentioned supplement resetting module.At least the first-level resetting shift register unit of the resettingshift register units at the latter N levels corresponds to one firstsupplement resetting module.

In the case that N is a natural number greater than 1, the time periodsfor outputting the effective signals by the two adjacent levels of shiftregister units are not completely staggered from each other, andinstead, they partially overlap each other.

In the case that the two adjacent levels of shift register units outputthe effective signal simultaneously, a first level signal may beoutputted by the first supplement resetting module Rs_3T to an outputresetting end of a next-level shift register unit. This first levelsignal is ineffective with respect to an output pull-down transistor ofthe next-level shift register unit. At this time, the output pull-downtransistor of the next-level shift register unit is turned off, and agate electrode thereof and a pull-up node resetting end of aprevious-level shift register unit receive the ineffective signal.Hence, a pull-up node of the previous-level shift register unit may notbe discharged, so as to enable the previous-level shift register unit tooutput the effective signal in a stable manner.

It should be appreciated that, the resetting shift register units at thelatter N levels merely function as to provide a resetting signal, ratherthan a scanning signal for display.

To be specific, the first supplement resetting module Rst_3T includes afirst pull-up control unit, a first pull-down control unit, a firstclock signal input end, a predetermined level input end, a first controlsignal input end, a second control signal input end and a first signaloutput end.

A control end of the first pull-up control unit is connected to thefirst clock signal input end, an output end of the first pull-up controlunit is connected to the first signal output end of the first supplementresetting module Rst_3T, and in the case of the effective signal isapplied to the first clock signal input end, the first pull-up controlunit is configured to enable the first clock signal input end to beelectrically connected to the first signal output end.

A first control end of the first pull-down control unit is connected tothe first control signal input end, a second control end of the firstpull-down control unit is connected to the second control signal inputend, an input end of the first pull-down control unit is connected tothe predetermined level input end, an output end of the first pull-downcontrol unit is connected to the first signal output end, and in thecase that an effective signal is applied to any of the first controlsignal input end and the second control signal input end, the firstpull-down control unit is configured to enable the predetermined levelinput end to be electrically connected to the first signal output end.

The first control signal input end of the first supplement resettingmodule Rst_3T is connected to an input end of the resetting shiftregister unit corresponding to the first supplement resetting moduleRst_3T, the second control signal input end of the first supplementresetting module is connected to an output end of the resetting shiftregister unit corresponding to the first supplement resetting moduleRst_3T, and the first signal output end of the first supplementresetting module Rst_3T is connected to an output resetting end R_(out)of the resetting shift register unit corresponding to the firstsupplement resetting module.

In the case that an effective signal is outputted from the resettingshift register unit corresponding to the first supplement resettingmodule Rst_3T, a clock signal from the first clock signal input end ofthe first supplement resetting module Rst_3T is an ineffective signal.

The gate driver circuit in the embodiments of the present disclosurewill be described hereinafter in the case that the effective signal is ahigh level signal and the ineffective signal is a low level signal.Here, a predetermined level signal from the predetermined level signalinput end Vss is a low level signal.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 6-8, N is 3. In FIG. 4, the resetting shiftregister units at the latter three levels include a resetting shiftregister unit for outputting a signal dummy1, a resetting shift registerunit for outputting a signal dummy2, and a resetting shift register unitfor outputting a signal dummy3. Hence, the resetting shift register unitfor outputting the signal dummy1 is just a first-level resetting shiftregister unit for the resetting shift register units at the latter threelevels, and at least the resetting shift register unit for outputtingthe signal dummy1 corresponds to one first supplement resetting module.

In FIGS. 6-8, the resetting shift register units at the latter threelevels include a resetting shift register unit for outputting a signaldummy6, a resetting shift register unit for outputting a signal dummy1,and a resetting shift register unit for outputting a signal dummy8.Hence, the resetting shift register unit for outputting the signaldummy6 is just a first-level resetting shift register unit for theresetting shift register units at the latter three levels, and at leastthe resetting shift register unit for outputting the signal dummy6corresponds to one first supplement resetting module.

As shown in FIG. 4, a resetting output end R_(out) of the resettingshift register unit for outputting the signal dummy1 is connected to apull-up node resetting node R_(PU) of a shift register unit foroutputting a signal AA5. As shown in FIG. 5, in the case that theresetting shift register unit for outputting the signal dummy1 starts tooutput a high level signal, the shift register unit for outputting thesignal AA5 still outputs a high level signal. At this time, it isnecessary to ensure that no leakage current occurs for a pull-up node ofthe shift register unit for outputting the signal AA5, so as to ensurethat the signal AA5 is maintained at a high level.

In the case that that the resetting shift register unit for outputtingthe signal dummy1 starts to output the high level signal, the clocksignal from the first clock signal input end is at a low level, and thegate electrode of the first pull-down control transistor is at a lowlevel too, so the first pull-down control transistor may be turned off.At the same time, the second pull-down control transistor is turned on,so as to electrically connect the first signal output end to thepredetermined level signal input end Vss and enable the first signaloutput end to output a low level signal to the resetting output endR_(out) of the resetting shift register unit for outputting the signaldummy1, thereby to turn off the output pull-down transistorcorresponding to the resetting output end R_(out). Correspondingly, thepull-up node resetting end R_(PU) of the shift register unit foroutputting the signal AA5 may be maintained at a low level, so as toprevent the occurrence of the leakage current for the pull-up node ofthe shift register unit for outputting the signal AA5, thereby tomaintain the signal AA5 at a high level.

The signal AA5 is a scanning signal for display, so it is able for thegate driver circuit in the embodiments of the present disclosure toprovide the scanning signal in a stable manner.

As mentioned above, at least the first-level resetting shift registerunit of the resetting shift register units at the latter N levelscorresponds to the first supplement resetting module Rst_3T, i.e., theother shift register units may also correspond to the first supplementresetting module Rst_3T. The other resetting shift register units of theresetting shift register units at the latter N levels may alsocorrespond to the supplement resetting module of any other structure, orcorrespond to the first supplement resetting module.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, each resetting shiftregister unit of the resetting shift register units at the latter Nlevels may correspond to one first supplement resetting module. As shownin FIG. 4, the resetting shift register unit for outputting the signaldummy2 and the resetting shift register unit for outputting the signaldummy3 each correspond to the first supplement resetting module Rst_3T.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, as shown in FIG. 6,among the resetting shift register units at the latter N levels, apartfrom the first-level resetting shift register unit (i.e., the resettingshift register unit for outputting the signal dummy6), the signal outputend of the first supplement resetting module corresponding to each ofthe other resetting shift register units is further connected to thepull-up node resetting end of the corresponding resetting shift registerunit.

In another possible embodiment of the present disclosure, the gatedriver circuit further includes a second supplement resetting moduleRst_2T. As shown in FIG. 4, a last-level resetting shift register unitcorresponds to one second supplement resetting module Rst_2T.

As shown in FIG. 3, the second supplement resetting module Rst_2Tincludes a second clock signal input end 700, a second pull-up controltransistor Tu, a third pull-down control transistor Td, a third controlsignal input end 800 and a second signal output end 900.

As shown in FIG. 4, the second signal output end is connected to thepull-up node resetting end R_(PU) of the corresponding resetting shiftregister unit (i.e., the last-level shift register unit).

A structure of the second supplement resetting module Rst_2T will bedescribed hereinafter with reference to FIG. 3. As shown in FIG. 3, agate electrode and a first electrode of the second pull-up controltransistor Tu are connected to the second clock signal input end 700,and a second electrode of the second pull-up control transistor Tu isconnected to the second signal output end 900. A gate electrode of thethird pull-down control transistor Td is connected to the third controlsignal input end 800, and in the case that the resetting shift registerunit corresponding to the second supplement resetting module Rst_2Tstarts to output an effective signal, the third control signal input end800 is configured to receive the effective signal. A first electrode ofthe third pull-down control transistor Td is connected to the secondsignal output end 900, and a second electrode of the third pull-downcontrol transistor Td is connected to the predetermined level input endVss.

For the first supplement resetting module Rst_3T and the secondsupplement resetting module Rst_2T corresponding to an identicalresetting shift register unit, a clock signal from the second clocksignal input end is staggered by a predetermined time period from aclock signal from the first clock signal input end, and thepredetermined time period is smaller than a pulse width of an outputsignal from the shift register unit. In other words, the firstsupplement resetting module Rst_3T and the second supplement resettingmodule Rst_2T corresponding to an identical resetting shift registerunit are connected to different clock signal lines respectively.

The second supplement resetting module Rst_2T is configured to output asignal to the pull-up node resetting end R_(PU) of the correspondingshift register unit, so as to reset the pull-up node of thecorresponding shift register unit.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, as shown in FIGS. 7and 8, the signal output end of the first supplement resetting moduleRst_3T is further connected to a pull-up node resetting end R_(PU) of aprevious-level shift register unit (a resetting shift register unit or adisplay shift register unit) of the resetting shift register unitcorresponding to the first supplement resetting module Rst_3T.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, as shown in FIG. 8,the gate driver circuit further includes a third supplement resettingmodule Rst_3T′, a structure of which is essentially identical to that ofthe first supplement resetting module Rst_3T. A clock signal from afirst clock signal input end of the third supplement resetting moduleRst_3T′ is staggered by a predetermined time period from a clock signalfrom a first clock signal input end of the first supplement resettingmodule Rst_3T, and the predetermined time period is smaller than a pulsewidth of an output signal from the shift register unit. In the case thatthe resetting shift register unit corresponding to the third supplementresetting module starts to output an effective signal, a first controlsignal input end of the third supplement resetting module is configuredto receive the effective signal, and a second control signal input endof the third supplement resetting module is configured to receive aclock signal, a time sequence of the clock signal is supplement to atime sequence of the clock signal from the first clock signal input endof the third supplement resetting module.

The clock signal is applied to the second control signal input end ofthe third supplement resetting module, so a potential at the signaloutput end of the third supplement resetting module may be pulled downalternately, so as to prevent the aging of the gate electrode of thesecond pull-down control transistor connected to the signal output endof the third supplement resetting module, thereby to prolong a servicelife of the third supplement resetting module.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, the first pull-upcontrol unit includes a first pull-up control transistor, a gateelectrode and a first electrode of which are connected to the firstclock signal input end to form the control end of the first pull-upcontrol unit, and a second electrode of which forms the output end ofthe first pull-up control unit.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, the first pull-downcontrol unit includes: a first pull-down control transistor, a gateelectrode of which is connected to the first control signal input end, afirst electrode of which is connected to the signal output end, and asecond electrode of which is connected to the predetermined level inputend; and a second pull-down control transistor, a gate electrode ofwhich is connected to the second control signal input end, a firstelectrode of which is connected to the signal output end, and a secondelectrode of which is connected to the predetermined level input end.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, in the case that thefirst pull-up control unit includes the first pull-up controltransistor, a width-to-length ratio of the first pull-up controltransistor is smaller than a width-to-length ratio of the firstpull-down control transistor and smaller than a width-to-length ratio ofthe second pull-down control transistor.

In order to acquire a better display effect, each of the resetting shiftregister units at the latter N levels may correspond to the firstsupplement resetting module.

As shown in FIG. 4, the shift register units at the latter N levels arethe resetting shift register units, and the other shift register unitsare the display shift register units. In other words, the signal fromeach of the shift register units at the latter N levels is merely usedto reset the pull-up node and the output end of the display shiftregister unit corresponding thereto.

As shown in FIGS. 6-8, the gate driver circuit includes more than Nresetting shift register units, i.e., the resetting shift register unitsat the latter N levels are merely used to reset the preceding resettingshift register units. Through more than N resetting shift registerunits, it is able to effectively prevent the occurrence of the leakagecurrent for the pull-up node of the display shift register unit, therebyto output the scanning signal in a stable manner. Each of the resettingshift register units at the latter N levels corresponds to the firstsupplement resetting module. Hence, it is able to prevent the occurrenceof the leakage current for the pull-up node of the other resetting shiftregister unit connected to the resetting shift register units at thelatter N levels, thereby to output the resetting signal in a stablemanner and enable the display shift register unit to output the scanningsignal in a stable manner.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, the shift registerunit corresponding to the first supplement resetting module includes anoutput transistor, a first electrode of which is configured to receive aclock signal, and a second electrode of which is connected to an outputend of the shift register unit, and a time sequence of the clock signalinputted to the first electrode of the output transistor correspondingto the shift register unit including the first supplement resettingmodule is complement to a time sequence of the clock signal inputted tothe first supplement resetting module.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, N is 3.

In the case that N is 3, the gate driver circuit includes six clocksignal lines, i.e., a clock signal line CLK1, a clock signal line CLK2,a clock signal line CLK3, a clock signal line CLK4, a clock signal lineCLK5 and a clock signal line CLK6. The signals from the adjacent twoclock signal lines are staggered from each other by a predetermined timeperiod. A time sequence of the signal from the clock signal line CLK1 iscomplement to a time sequence of the signal from the clock signal lineCLK4, a time sequence of the signal from the clock signal line CLK2 iscomplement to a time sequence of the signal from the clock signal lineCLK5, and a time sequence of the signal from the clock signal line CLK3is complement to a time sequence of the signal from the clock signalline CLK6.

As shown in FIG. 4, the shift register units at the latter 3 levelsinclude a resetting shift register unit for outputting a signal dummy1,a resetting shift register unit for outputting a signal dummy2 and aresetting shift register unit for outputting a signal dummy3.

The resetting shift register unit for outputting the signal dummy1 isconnected to the clock signal line CLK1, and the first supplementresetting module Rst_3T corresponding to the resetting shift registerunit for outputting the signal dummy1 is connected to the clock signalline CLK4. The resetting shift register unit for outputting the signaldummy2 is connected to the clock signal line CLK6, and the firstsupplement resetting module Rst_3T corresponding to the resetting shiftregister unit for outputting the signal dummy2 is connected to the clocksignal line CLK3. The resetting shift register unit for outputting thesignal dummy3 is connected to the clock signal line CLK5, and the firstsupplement resetting module Rst_3T corresponding to the resetting shiftregister unit for outputting the signal dummy3 is connected to the clocksignal line CLK2.

As shown in FIG. 4, a predetermined level applied by a predeterminedlevel signal line is a low level. The output resetting end of theresetting shift register unit for outputting the signal dummy3 isconnected to the signal output end of the corresponding first supplementresetting module Rst_3T, and the pull-up node resetting end R_(PU) ofthe resetting shift register unit for outputting the signal dummy3 isconnected to the signal output end of the corresponding secondsupplement resetting module Rst_2T. The second clock signal input end ofthe second supplement resetting module Rst_2T is connected to the clocksignal line CLK1, and the third control signal input end of the secondsupplement resetting module Rst_2T is configured to receive the signaldummy1. In the case that the effective signal dummy3 is outputted by theresetting shift register unit, this effective signal dummy3 may bereceived by the second control signal end of the first supplementresetting module Rst_3T. Hence, the first signal output end of the firstsupplement resetting module Rst_3T may be electrically connected to thepredetermined level signal input end, so as to pull down the potentialat the output resetting end of the corresponding resetting shiftregister unit to a predetermined level. At this time, the outputpull-down transistor of the resetting shift register unit for outputtingthe signal dummy3 is turned off, and the pull-up node resetting endR_(UP) of resetting shift register unit for outputting the signal dummy2may not be coupled to a high level due to a parasitic capacitor. Noleakage current may occur for the pull-up node PU of the resetting shiftregister unit for outputting the signal dummy2, so it is able to outputthe signal dummy2 in a stable manner. In addition, the signal dummy2 maybe outputted to a pull-up node resetting end R_(PU) of a display shiftregister unit for outputting a signal AA3 and an output resetting endR_(out) of a display shift register unit for outputting a signal AA4.Due to the stable signal dummy2, it is able to reset a pull-up node ofthe display shift register unit for outputting the signal AA3 and anoutput end of the display shift register unit for outputting the signalAA4 in a better manner, thereby to output the signal AA3 and the signalAA4 in a stable manner.

The effective signal dummy1 may be maintained for a long time period, sowithin a time period where the effective signal dummy3 and the effectivesignal dummy1 overlap each other, the second supplement resetting moduleRst_2T corresponding to the shift register unit for outputting thesignal dummy3 may output a low level signal, so as to prevent theoccurrence of the leakage current for the pull-up node that outputs thesignal dummy3 at this time period, thereby to output the signal dummy3in a stable manner.

The effective signal dummy3 is used to reset the output end of thedisplay shift register unit for outputting the signal AA5 and thepull-up node of the display shift register for outputting the signalAA4, so through the stable signal dummy3, it is able to output thesignal AA5 and the signal AA4 in a stable manner.

Similarly, the first signal output end of the first supplement resettingmodule Rst_3T corresponding to the resetting shift register unit foroutputting the signal dummy2 is connected to the output resetting endR_(out) of the resetting shift register unit for outputting the signaldummy2 and the pull-up node resetting end R_(UP) of the resetting shiftregister unit for outputting the signal dummy1. In the case ofoutputting the effective signal dummy2, the first signal output end ofthe corresponding first supplement resetting module Rst_3T may output alow level signal, so as to turn off the pull-down transistor foroutputting the signal dummy2, and the pull-up node resetting end ofresetting shift register unit for outputting the signal dummy1 may notbe coupled to a high level. No leakage current may occur for the pull-upnode PU of the resetting shift register unit for outputting the signaldummy1, thereby to output the signal dummy1 in a stable manner. Thesignal dummy1 is used to reset the pull-up node of the display shiftregister unit for outputting the signal AA2 and the output end of theshift register unit for outputting the signal AA3, so it is able tooutput the signal AA2 and the signal AA3 in a stable manner.

The signal output end of the first supplement resetting module Rst_3Tcorresponding to the resetting shift register unit for outputting thesignal dummy1 is connected to the output resetting end R_(out) of theshift register unit for outputting the signal dummy1 and the pull-upnode resetting end R_(PU) of the shift register unit for outputting thesignal AA5. In the case of outputting the effective signal dummy1, a lowlevel signal is outputted by the first supplement resetting moduleRst_3T to the output resetting end R_(out) of the resetting shiftregister unit for outputting the signal dummy1. Hence, the outputpull-down transistor of the resetting shift register unit for outputtingthe signal dummy1 may be turned off, so as not to couple the pull-upnode resetting end R_(PU) of the display shift register unit foroutputting the signal AA5 to a high level, thereby to prevent theoccurrence of the leakage current for the pull-up node of the displayshift register unit for outputting the signal AA5 in the case ofoutputting the effective signal dummy1, and ensure the stability of thesignal AA5.

As shown in FIG. 6, the eight shift register units are all resettingshift registers, which are configured to output a signal dummy1, asignal dummy2, a signal dummy3, a signal dummy4, a signal dummy5, asignal dummy6, a signal dummy7 and a signal dummy8 respectively. Thethree resetting shift register units for outputting the signal dummy6,the signal dummy7 and the signal dummy8 each correspond to one firstsupplement resetting module Rst_3T. A first signal output end of thefirst supplement resetting module Rst_3T corresponding to the resettingshift register unit for outputting the signal dummy6 is connected to anoutput resetting end R_(out) of the resetting shift register unit foroutputting the signal dummy6, and also to a pull-up resetting end R_(PU)of the resetting shift register unit for outputting the signal dummy5. Afirst signal output end of the first supplement resetting module Rst_3Tcorresponding to the resetting shift register unit for outputting thesignal dummy7 is connected to an output resetting end R_(out) and apull-up node resetting end R_(PU) of the resetting shift register unitfor outputting the signal dummy7. A first signal output end of the firstsupplement resetting module Rst_3T corresponding to the resetting shiftregister unit for outputting the signal dummy8 is connected to an outputresetting end R_(out) and a pull-up node resetting end R_(PU) of theresetting shift register unit for outputting the signal dummy8.

As shown in FIG. 7, the eight shift register units are all resettingshift register units, which are configured to output a signal dummy1, asignal dummy2, a signal dummy3, a signal dummy4, a signal dummy5, asignal dummy6, a signal dummy7 and a signal dummy8 respectively. Thethree resetting shift register units for outputting the signal dummy6,the signal dummy7 and the signal dummy8 each correspond to one firstsupplement resetting module Rst_3T, and the resetting shift registerunit for outputting the signal dummy8 further corresponds to one secondsupplement resetting module Rst_2T. A connection mode between the threefirst supplement resetting modules Rst_3T and the three correspondingshift register units and a connection mode between the second supplementresetting module Rst_2T and the corresponding shift register unit inFIG. 7 are identical to a connection mode between the three firstsupplement resetting module Rst_3T and the three corresponding shiftregister units and a connection mode between the second supplementresetting module Rst_2T and the corresponding shift register unit inFIG. 4, and thus will not be particularly defined herein.

As shown in FIG. 8, signals from the eight shift register units are notscanning signals for display. These eight shift register units output asignal dummy1, a signal dummy2, a signal dummy3, a signal dummy4, asignal dummy5, a signal dummy6, a signal dummy7 and a signal dummy8respectively. The three shift register units for outputting the signaldummy6, the signal dummy7 and the signal dummy8 each correspond to onefirst supplement resetting module Rst_3T, and the shift register unitfor outputting the signal dummy8 further corresponds to one secondsupplement resetting module Rst_2T. A connection mode between the threefirst supplement resetting modules Rst_3T and the corresponding threeshift register units in FIG. 8 is identical to a connection mode betweenthe three first supplement resetting modules Rst_3T and thecorresponding three shift register units in FIG. 7, and thus will not beparticularly defined herein. In FIG. 8, the pull-up node resetting endof the last-level shift register unit is reset through one thirdsupplement resetting module Rst_3T′. A structure of the third supplementresetting module Rst_3T′ is identical to a structure of the firstsupplement resetting mode Rst_3T, and the clock signals and the controlsignals applied to the first supplement resetting modules Rst_3T aredifferent from clock signals and control signals applied to the thirdsupplement resetting module Rst_3T′.

The present disclosure further provides in some embodiments a displaydevice including the above-mentioned gate driver circuit.

The above are merely the preferred embodiments of the presentdisclosure, but the present disclosure is not limited thereto.Obviously, a person skilled in the art may make further modificationsand improvements without departing from the spirit of the presentdisclosure, and these modifications and improvements shall also fallwithin the scope of the present disclosure.

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 5. A gate driver circuit, comprising multiple levels ofshift register units and 2N clock signal lines, wherein the shiftregister unit at each level comprises an output resetting end and apull-up node resetting end; the multiple levels of shift register unitscomprise display shift register units and resetting shift registerunits, and at least the shift register units at the latter N levels arethe resetting shift register units, where N is a natural number greaterthan 0; among at least the multiple levels of shift register unitsincluding the display shift register units and a first-level resettingshift register unit of the resetting shift register units at the latterN levels, an output resetting end of a current-level shift register unitis connected to a pull-up node resetting end of a previous-level shiftregister unit; the gate driver circuit further comprises a firstsupplement resetting module, and at least the first-level resettingshift register unit of the resetting shift register units at the latterN levels corresponds to the first supplement resetting module; the firstsupplement resetting module comprises a first pull-up control unit, afirst pull-down control unit, a first clock signal input end, apredetermined level input end, a first control signal input end, asecond control signal input end and a first signal output end; a controlend of the first pull-up control unit is connected to the first clocksignal input end, an output end of the first pull-up control unit isconnected to the first signal output end, and in the case of aneffective signal is applied to the first clock signal input end, thefirst pull-up control unit is configured to enable the first clocksignal input end to be electrically connected to the first signal outputend; a first control end of the first pull-down control unit isconnected to the first control signal input end, a second control end ofthe first pull-down control unit is connected to the second controlsignal input end, an input end of the first pull-down control unit isconnected to the predetermined level input end, an output end of thefirst pull-down control unit is connected to the first signal outputend, and in the case that an effective signal is applied to any of thefirst control signal input end and the second control signal input end,the first pull-down control unit is configured to enable thepredetermined level input end to be electrically connected to the firstsignal output end; the first control signal input end of the firstsupplement resetting module is connected to an input end of theresetting shift register unit corresponding to the first supplementresetting module, the second control signal input end of the firstsupplement resetting module is connected to an output end of theresetting shift register unit corresponding to the first supplementresetting module, and the first signal output end of the firstsupplement resetting module is connected to an output resetting end ofthe resetting shift register unit corresponding to the first supplementresetting module; and in the case that an effective signal is outputtedfrom the resetting shift register unit corresponding to the firstsupplement resetting module, a clock signal from the first clock signalinput end of the first supplement resetting module is an ineffectivesignal.
 6. The gate driver circuit according to claim 5, wherein each ofthe resetting shift register units at the latter N levels corresponds toone first supplement resetting module.
 7. The gate driver circuitaccording to claim 6, wherein among the resetting shift register unitsat the latter N levels, apart from a first-level resetting shiftregister unit, the signal output end of each first supplement resettingmodule corresponding to a current-level resetting shift register unit isfurther connected to the pull-up node resetting end of the current-levelresetting shift register unit.
 8. The gate driver circuit according toclaim 6, further comprising a second supplement resetting module,wherein a last-level resetting shift register unit corresponds to thesecond supplement resetting module; the second supplement resettingmodule comprises a second clock signal input end, a second pull-upcontrol transistor, a third pull-down control transistor, a thirdcontrol signal input end and a second signal output end, the secondsignal output end is connected to a pull-up node resetting node of thecorresponding shift register unit; a gate electrode and a firstelectrode of the second pull-up control transistor are connected to thesecond clock signal input end, and a second electrode of the secondpull-up control transistor is connected to the second signal output end;a gate electrode of the third pull-down control transistor is connectedto the third control signal input end, and in the case that theresetting shift register unit corresponding to the second supplementresetting module starts to output an effective signal, the third controlsignal input end is configured to receive the effective signal; a firstelectrode of the third pull-down control transistor is connected to thesecond signal output end, and a second electrode of the third pull-downcontrol transistor is connected to the predetermined level input end;and for the first supplement resetting module and the second supplementresetting module corresponding to an identical resetting shift registerunit, a clock signal from the second clock signal input end is staggeredby a predetermined time period from a clock signal from the first clocksignal input end, and the predetermined time period is smaller than apulse width of an output signal from the shift register unit.
 9. Thegate driver circuit according to claim 6, wherein the signal output endof the first supplement resetting module is further connected to apull-up node resetting end of a previous-level shift register unit ofthe resetting shift register unit corresponding to the first supplementresetting module.
 10. The gate driver circuit according to claim 6,further comprising a third supplement resetting module, a structure ofwhich is substantially identical to that of the first supplementresetting module, wherein a clock signal from a first clock signal inputend of the third supplement resetting module is staggered by apredetermined time period from a clock signal from a first clock signalinput end of the first supplement resetting module, and thepredetermined time period is smaller than a pulse width of an outputsignal from the shift register unit; and in the case that the resettingshift register unit corresponding to the third supplement resettingmodule starts to output an effective signal, a first control signalinput end of the third supplement resetting module is configured toreceive the effective signal, and a second control signal input end ofthe third supplement resetting module is configured to receive a clocksignal, a time sequence of the clock signal is complement to a timesequence of the clock signal from the first clock signal input end ofthe third supplement resetting module.
 11. The gate driver circuitaccording to claim 5, wherein the first pull-up control unit comprises afirst pull-up control transistor, a gate electrode and a first electrodeof the first pull-up control transistor are connected to the clocksignal input end to form the control end of the first pull-up controlunit, and a second electrode of the first pull-up control transistorforms the output end of the first pull-up control unit.
 12. The gatedriver circuit according to claim 5, wherein the first pull-down controlunit comprises a first pull-down control transistor and a secondpull-down control transistor, a gate electrode of the first pull-downcontrol transistor is connected to the first control signal input end, afirst electrode of the first pull-down control transistor is connectedto the signal output end, and a second electrode of the first pull-downcontrol transistor is connected to the predetermined level input end;and a gate electrode of the second pull-down control transistor isconnected to the second control signal input end, a first electrode ofthe second pull-down control transistor is connected to the signaloutput end, and a second electrode of the second pull-down controltransistor is connected to the predetermined level input end.
 13. Thegate driver circuit according to claim 12, wherein in the case that thefirst pull-up control unit comprises the first pull-up controltransistor, a width-to-length ratio of the first pull-up controltransistor is smaller than a width-to-length ratio of the firstpull-down control transistor and smaller than a width-to-length ratio ofthe second pull-down control transistor.
 14. The gate driver circuitaccording to claim 5, wherein the shift register unit comprises anoutput transistor, a first electrode of the output transistor isconfigured to receive a clock signal, and a second electrode of theoutput transistor is connected to an output end of the shift registerunit, and a time sequence of the clock signal inputted to the firstelectrode of the output transistor corresponding to the shift registerunit including the first supplement resetting module is complement to atime sequence of the clock signal inputted to the first supplementresetting module.
 15. The gate driver circuit according to claim 5,wherein N is
 3. 16. A display device comprising the gate driver circuitaccording to claim
 5. 17. (canceled)
 18. The gate driver circuitaccording to claim 7, further comprising a second supplement resettingmodule, wherein a last-level resetting shift register unit correspondsto the second supplement resetting module; the second supplementresetting module comprises a second clock signal input end, a secondpull-up control transistor, a third pull-down control transistor, athird control signal input end and a second signal output end, thesecond signal output end is connected to a pull-up node resetting nodeof the corresponding shift register unit; a gate electrode and a firstelectrode of the second pull-up control transistor are connected to thesecond clock signal input end, and a second electrode of the secondpull-up control transistor is connected to the second signal output end;a gate electrode of the third pull-down control transistor is connectedto the third control signal input end, and in the case that theresetting shift register unit corresponding to the second supplementresetting module starts to output an effective signal, the third controlsignal input end is configured to receive the effective signal; a firstelectrode of the third pull-down control transistor is connected to thesecond signal output end, and a second electrode of the third pull-downcontrol transistor is connected to the predetermined level input end;and for the first supplement resetting module and the second supplementresetting module corresponding to an identical resetting shift registerunit, a clock signal from the second clock signal input end is staggeredby a predetermined time period from a clock signal from the first clocksignal input end, and the predetermined time period is smaller than apulse width of an output signal from the shift register unit.
 19. Thegate driver circuit according to claim 7, wherein the signal output endof the first supplement resetting module is further connected to apull-up node resetting end of a previous-level shift register unit ofthe resetting shift register unit corresponding to the first supplementresetting module.
 20. The gate driver circuit according to claim 7,further comprising a third supplement resetting module, a structure ofwhich is substantially identical to that of the first supplementresetting module, wherein a clock signal from a first clock signal inputend of the third supplement resetting module is staggered by apredetermined time period from a clock signal from a first clock signalinput end of the first supplement resetting module, and thepredetermined time period is smaller than a pulse width of an outputsignal from the shift register unit; and in the case that the resettingshift register unit corresponding to the third supplement resettingmodule starts to output an effective signal, a first control signalinput end of the third supplement resetting module is configured toreceive the effective signal, and a second control signal input end ofthe third supplement resetting module is configured to receive a clocksignal, a time sequence of the clock signal is complement to a timesequence of the clock signal from the first clock signal input end ofthe third supplement resetting module.